Slot · Tom Horn

Monster Madness

RTP
96.0 %
Volatility
Low
Maximum win
17300 €
Min bet
0.2 €
Max bet
100 €
Paylines
8 paylines

Key features

  • Wild substitutions
  • Target scatters
  • Scatter wilds
  • Free spins
  • Multipliers

Game Description

Monster Madness by Tom Horn is set in a futuristic city run by monsters, under a hazy, smoky sky, with one giant creature keeping watch from the side of the screen. The grid is a compact three-by-three with eight paylines, and the monsters themselves are the top-paying symbols.

A target scatter drives the bonus: three or more give one free spin for each scatter on screen, and scatter wilds during the feature add either another free spin or a 2x multiplier. Filling the whole grid with one symbol pays 200x the bet. Low volatility, a 96.0 % RTP and stakes from 0.2 € to 100 € with a 17300 € top win make it a good fit for players who prefer frequent, smaller wins.

Symbols and lines

Three identical symbols on one of the 8 lines form a win. Monsters are the premium symbols and card symbols the low-paying ones. The wild substitutes for everything except the scatter and scatter wilds, and three wilds pay 60x the bet. The line bet starts at 0.02, with a top coin value of 1.

Target scatter and free spins

  • Free spins: three or more target scatters award one free spin per scatter on the screen, and more scatters retrigger the feature.
  • Scatter wilds: during free spins they award either an extra free spin or a 2x multiplier.
  • Full screen: a grid filled with the same symbol pays 200x the bet.

Gameplay video

Monster Madness video

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